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Shimadaya Corporation

250AFoodMicro cap
1,545JPY-1.6%
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¥1,545Latest+4.8%
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Business overview

The Group consists of Shimadaya Corporation and 5 consolidated subsidiaries, for a total of 6 companies. Its principal business is the manufacture and sale of noodle products, which it develops through 2 channels: household and foodservice. The Group promotes product development centered on 7K, along with sales promotion and market expansion in Japan and overseas. In fiscal 2025, it held a 10.8% share of nationwide household chilled noodle sales by value, including a 20.6% share in the Kanto region. Its 8 domestic plants manufacture household chilled noodles, household frozen noodles and foodservice frozen noodles. The Group launched its medium-term plan, Change95, in the fiscal year ending March 2025, with the aim of deepening its core business and achieving earnings growth. It is addressing risks including high raw material prices, labor shortages and persistently high logistics costs.

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PER
40.05How many years of earnings it would take to buy the stock. The market average is generally considered to be around 15.
PBR
1.27How many times the company's net assets? Around 1x is generally considered a benchmark.
ROE
3.2%Earning power. A figure above 10% is generally considered good.
Dividend yield
0.0%The annual dividend as a percentage of the share price.
Market capitalization
¥24bnShare price × number of shares. The value of the entire company.
Equity ratio
66.9%The proportion of assets funded by money that does not have to be repaid.
Operating margin
7.6%The percentage of revenue remaining from the company’s core business.
Revenue growth (3 years)
-33.0%The average annual growth in sales over the past three years.
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The production increase following completion and ramp-up of the new frozen-noodle facility at the Maebashi plant, which is planned to increase capacity by 10%, including its impact on utilization, shipments and margins
Summer to fall 2026, as ramp-up and verification progressImpact HighLikelihood Medium
Progress in improving household-product profitability under Change95, including expanding sales of summer-refreshing products in the fall and winter and allocating resources to Western Japan
Fall/winter 2026, the next peak seasonImpact MediumLikelihood Medium
Commercialization and sales contribution of expanded convenience-oriented products, including salad-style Ryu-sui Men and quick-boil noodles for food-service customers
From the second half of 2026 onwardImpact MediumLikelihood Low
The continuation of share buybacks, including progress on the purchase price and total volume acquired, and actual results against the dividend policy of stable dividends
As needed, based on disclosuresImpact LowLikelihood Medium
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Who owns itTop holders total 63.1%
Listed holders 63.1%Everyone else 36.9%
株式会社メルコグループ33.94%
Maki Hiroyuki (牧 寛之)13.64%
The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account)5.25%
公益財団法人牧誠財団3.49%
NIPPN CORPORATION1.85%
Nisshin Flour Milling Inc.1.85%
Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account).1.07%
Yoshida Tomohiro0.79%
2 other listed holders1.25%
Who owns it
HolderOwnership (%)
株式会社メルコグループ33.94
Maki Hiroyuki (牧 寛之)13.64
The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account)5.25
公益財団法人牧誠財団3.49
NIPPN CORPORATION1.85
Nisshin Flour Milling Inc.1.85
Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account).1.07
Yoshida Tomohiro0.79
2 other listed holders1.25
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